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Ad income for refugees help operation

All ad earnings on heidisql.com from September 01 up to the rest of the year, namely December 31 2015, will be donated to the refugees help operation Aktion Deutschland hilft!

This way I want to support the huge help operation for the refugees of the Syrian Civil War.

Log Buffer #440: A Carnival of the Vanities for DBAs

 

This Log Buffer Edition carries on with the weekly culling of blog posts from Oracle, SQL Server and MySQL.

Oracle:

Most people are now aware that in 12c, a VARCHAR2 has been extended from a maximum size of 4000 to 32767 bytes.

FDMEE is offered as the full-featured successor to Oracle Hyperion Financial Data Quality Management ERP Integration Adapter for Oracle Applications (ERP Integrator) and Oracle Hyperion Financial Data Quality Management (FDM).

Cybersecurity is Hot! In fact, so is the weather here in California at this moment.

How do you monitor …

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MySQL sys version 1.5.0 released

MySQL sys version 1.5.0 has just been released.

It has significant contributions from both external contributors (thank you Daniël and Shlomi) and internal (thank you Jesper and Morgan). Jesper particularly made many significant improvements in this release.

Here’s a full summary of the changes:

Improvements

  • The `format_bytes` function now shows no decimal places when outputting a simple bytes value
  • The `processlist`/`x$processlist` views where improved, changes include:
    • The `pid` and `program_name` of the connection are shown, if set within the `performance_schema.session_connect_attrs` table (Contributed by Daniël van Eeden)
    • Issue #50 – The current statement progress is reported via …
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MySQL sample databases: for testing and training

Sometimes it's useful to have a set of data prepared to be used on a fresh MySQL install for testing purposes. Or you might be preparing some training or workshop and want to prepare examples with fake information. For MySQL there are some choices available:

Employees Sample Database: provides a combination of a large base of data (approximately 160MB) spread over six separate tables and

Comment on Monitoring and Managing Amazon RDS Databases using MySQL Workbench by crappyadmin

I don’t understand how this works. Can an EC2 instance manage a MySQL server installation on an RDS instance? RDS don’t even provide an option to stop/start the mysql service. RDS provides a very limited option to manage the MySQL server. Using an EC2 instance is more like tunneling into the RDS.

Press Release: ClusterControl enables MySQL HA for the European Broadcasting Union and its 200 million viewers

The home of Eurovision and Euroradio choses Severalnines to tune its MySQL databases

Stockholm, Sweden and anywhere else in the world – Severalnines, the provider of database infrastructure management software, recently announced its latest customer, European Broadcasting Union (EBU), a premium media distributor of live sports, culture, news and entertainment content. The Swedish company won the new deal in the same year as heartthrob compatriot Måns Zelmerlöw’s rendition of “Heroes” won the EBU’s flagship programme, the Eurovision Song Contest, watched by 200 million viewers.

The EBU is the world’s leading alliance of public service media with 73 Members in 56 countries across Europe and beyond. The EBU’s platform provides content creators in the broadcasting industry with high-quality …

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New versions of dbForge Fusion tools now with support for Visual Studio 2015

Our team is pleased to announce the release of the upgraded versions of dbForge Fusion for SQL Server v1.9, dbForge Fusion for MySQL v6.3, and dbForge Fusion for Oracle v3.7, all with support for Visual Studio 2015.

MySQL Group Replication: Auto-increment configuration/handling

In 0.5.0 version of MySQL Group Replication plugin, we have introduced the Auto-increment configuration/handling feature through which auto increment variables (auto_increment_increment and auto_increment_offset) are auto configured by the plugin, so that different members of the group don’t generate duplicated auto increment values.…

MySQL 5.7 and Barriers

When MySQL 5.7.8 is built and run with the Thread Sanitizer, one of the first issues reported is a data race with MySQL's use of pthread barrier wait and pthread barrier destroy.   The data race report is:

WARNING: ThreadSanitizer: data race (pid=30104)   Write of size 1 at 0x7ffd33054298 by main thread:     #0 pthread_barrier_destroy /home/rfp/llvm/projects/compiler-rt/lib/tsan/rtl/tsan_interceptors.cc:1236 (mysqld+0x000000d5a71b)     #1 start_helper_thread …

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Percona Server audit log plugin best practices

Auditing your database means tracking access and changes to your data and db objects. The Audit Log Plugin has been shipped with Percona Server since 5.5.37/5.6.17, for a little over 12 months. Prior to the Audit Log Plugin, you had to work in darker ways to achieve some incarnation of an audit trail.

We have seen attempts at creating audit trails using approaches such as ‘sniffing the wire’, init files, in-schema ‘on update’ fields, triggers, proxies and trying to parse the traditional logs of MySQL (slow, general, binary, error). All of these attempts miss a piece of the pie, i.e. if you’re sniffing tcp traffic you’ll miss local connections, parsing binary logs you’re missing any reads. Your reasons for audit logging might be down to compliance requirements (HIPAA, PCI DSS) or you may need a way to examine database activity or track the connections incoming.

Over the past …

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